Fund practice expansions, medical equipment, and operational needs without the 60-day wait of traditional healthcare lenders.



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Repayment follows your actual sales — strong months pay more, slow months ease up.

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Healthcare practices face a unique financial challenge: insurance reimbursement cycles of 30-90+ days create persistent cash-flow gaps, while the cost of medical equipment, facility upgrades, and skilled staff continues to rise. Whether you operate a dental practice, urgent care clinic, physical therapy center, or specialty medical office, the gap between providing care and receiving payment is the central funding challenge.
Granton Hale Capital works with healthcare providers across the spectrum, from solo practitioners to multi-location group practices. We understand that a practice billing $200K per month in insurance claims has strong underlying revenue even if cash on hand is tight. Our underwriting evaluates your patient volume, payer mix, and collections history rather than relying solely on traditional credit metrics.
Our healthcare clients use funding for everything from purchasing diagnostic imaging equipment and EHR system upgrades to expanding into new service lines like telemedicine or adding clinical staff to reduce patient wait times. We structure repayment around your revenue cycle so cash flow remains healthy.
Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurers routinely take 30-90 days to process claims, with denials and resubmissions extending timelines further. This creates a persistent cash-flow gap between care delivery and revenue collection.
Diagnostic imaging machines, dental operatory setups, surgical instruments, and rehabilitation equipment can cost $50K to $1M+ per unit. Outdated equipment limits the services you can offer and the patients you can attract.
HIPAA compliance, EHR mandates, credentialing requirements, and state licensing create ongoing administrative expenses that don't directly generate revenue but are essential to operations.
Competition for nurses, hygienists, technicians, and physicians drives compensation higher. Signing bonuses, competitive salaries, and benefits packages require capital that many practices struggle to fund from operations alone.
Finance medical, dental, and diagnostic equipment with terms aligned to the asset's useful life, often 5-7 years for major medical devices.
Bridge insurance reimbursement delays and cover payroll, rent, and supplies while claims are processed and paid.
Structured financing for practice acquisitions, facility build-outs, and multi-year expansion plans.
Maintain a flexible credit facility for managing cash-flow variability across different payer cycles and seasonal patient volume changes.



Finance X-ray machines, MRI units, dental chairs, ultrasound systems, or physical therapy equipment to expand service capabilities.
Fund the build-out, equipment, and initial staffing costs for a satellite office or new specialty practice.
Invest in electronic health records, patient portals, telemedicine platforms, and practice management software.
Fund recruitment, signing bonuses, and initial payroll for physicians, nurses, or technicians needed to reduce patient wait times and grow revenue.
Real businesses, real outcomes. Names and details changed for privacy — the numbers are typical of funded files.
Yes. We fund dental offices, orthodontic practices, dermatology clinics, chiropractic offices, physical therapy centers, urgent care facilities, surgical centers, and virtually every type of healthcare practice.
Absolutely. Bridging insurance reimbursement gaps is one of the most common reasons healthcare providers work with us. We evaluate your outstanding claims and collections history to determine appropriate funding amounts.
Yes. We finance both new and pre-owned medical equipment. For used equipment, we assess the remaining useful life, manufacturer support status, and fair market value. Certified refurbished equipment from authorized dealers typically qualifies for the best terms.
Requirements vary by product and amount. Equipment financing is typically secured by the equipment itself. For working capital and lines of credit, a personal guarantee may be required, but we don't require you to pledge personal real estate or investment accounts.